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Old 04-08-2006, 08:11 PM
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Anyway, I was listening to "Wish You Were Here" and have come to the conclusion that the intro and the intro to "Silver Springs" live sound almost exactly the same - am I insane??
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Anyway, I was listening to "Wish You Were Here" and have come to the conclusion that the intro and the intro to "Silver Springs" live sound almost exactly the same - am I insane??
You might be insane, but not because you think those two intros sound alike. They are very similar, with Chris striking a bass note & letting it sound & playing rolls in the right.

They're not exactly alike but they're very close.
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At the time, Silver Springs was not particularly well known right? She must have thought she was going to get away with it!
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You might be insane, but not because you think those two intros sound alike. They are very similar, with Chris striking a bass note & letting it sound & playing rolls in the right.

They're not exactly alike but they're very close.
Aren't these just triad inversions?
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Aren't these just triad inversions?
Well, yes, essentially. How did you know, jb?
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Well, yes, essentially. How did you know, jb?
i've been known time to time to hear something correctly
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Anyway, I was listening to "Wish You Were Here" and have come to the conclusion that the intro and the intro to "Silver Springs" live sound almost exactly the same - am I insane??

You know, they do sound a lot alike. I wouldn't have thought about it until you mentioned it. I haven't heard "Wish You Were Here" in a while!
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It was noticed on the old FM newsgroup at the time. In fact, the first few times I listened to the CD, my thought was that they were about to break out into WYWH.

Oddly enough, when I heard "World Turning" in 1990, I thought they were going to break into "Why." Talk about disappointment!
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It was noticed on the old FM newsgroup at the time. In fact, the first few times I listened to the CD, my thought was that they were about to break out into WYWH.
do you remember my post where I carefully & patiently outlined the differences & similarities? I can't find it.
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you bastard, you. Why would anyone want to hear "Why"?!
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At the time, Silver Springs was not particularly well known right? She must have thought she was going to get away with it!
Who are you referring to as "she"? And WHAT was "she" trying to get away with?
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You might be insane, but not because you think those two intros sound alike. They are very similar, with Chris striking a bass note & letting it sound & playing rolls in the right.

They're not exactly alike but they're very close.
I think Stevie should sure for Chris stealing her song....
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do you remember my post where I carefully & patiently outlined the differences & similarities? I can't find it.
Dude, I was so baked out of my GD skull that summer that I'm surprised that I even remember "The Dance," far less any of those discussions. I remember there was the "Silver Springs"/WYWH discussions, the "Angel"/"Sweet Girl" discussions, and the BTLH/"You Do Or You Don't" discussions. That, and the "Oh, Stevie looks and sounds SOOOO much better..." discussions.
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you bastard, you. Why would anyone want to hear "Why"?!
Hmmm...or "The Derelict."
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Hmmm...or "The Derelict."
You bastard. You know you love "Derelict" & you sing it at all the hockey games & even standing in line at the bank.

Does anyone really stand in line at the bank any more? I do all my banking online or at the ATM. Going inside a bank is dangerous because that's where the robbers generally go.
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You bastards!
Don't be talkin' no sh*t about Why, or I'll kick a new hole in ya!
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Why ask Why? Try Bud Dry.
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